Soul Shakedown 2

With DJ Fictitious Commodity

Saturday, April 26, 2008 doors open at 9:30pm
Modern Fuel Artist Run Centre
21A Queen Street
Kingston, ON

Music:
DJ Fictitious Commodity - Brazilian rare grooves, Samba Soul
DJ Haircut - old skool hip hop, minimal funk
Avi Grand - klezmer funk.

Cause: To dance it up and raise money for the Legal Defence fund for Bob Lovelace and the Ardoch Algonquin First Nation in their fight against uranium mining. Bulk of proceeds will go the AAFNA Legal Defence Trust.

The Ontario Arts Council (OAC) and Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre invite visual, media and craft artists of all cultural backgrounds to attend an Information Session on OAC Visual and Media Arts and Craft Grant Programs.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

There has been considerable mainstream news coverage about how the federal government’s proposed changes to Canadian copyright laws may restrict consumers’ music, video and software downloading and sharing. Yet little has been said on the possible effects it might have on the arts community, especially those using found material, sampling and collage techniques with copyrighted materials. Should artists be worried?

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

NMW Advisory Committee Meeting

Thursday 15 May 7pm
at the Grad Club (162 Barrie St.)

Carla Henderson, Modern Fuel's NMW Coordinator, and Troy Leaman, Modern Fuel Board Member and NMW Committee Chair, invite members to attend a meeting to discuss, amongst other things: what the membership wants to see from the NMW, priorities for the NMW for the coming year, possible funding sources, and potential opportunities for the NMW to collaborate with Modern Fuel gallery exhibitions.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.